Comment Are you retrieving cross-site content? (Score 1) 84
This comment will only be relevant if I guessed your intent from your problem definition.
When you say you are using Ajax to lighten your DB load, it implies might be using Ajax to request content from other servers than the source server your content comes from (cross-site scripting).
If that is the case, you can certainly expect your clients' antivirus systems to (rightfully) give you a headache.
You simply should not be doing that, and until something like http://json.org/JSONRequestJSONRequest (proposed for inclusion into ECMASCript core)is implemented in Ajax in an acceptable, core way, then you should stay far away from cross-site functionality. Go through a proxying solution to handle off-site content vian agents on your server.
When you say you are using Ajax to lighten your DB load, it implies might be using Ajax to request content from other servers than the source server your content comes from (cross-site scripting).
If that is the case, you can certainly expect your clients' antivirus systems to (rightfully) give you a headache.
You simply should not be doing that, and until something like http://json.org/JSONRequestJSONRequest (proposed for inclusion into ECMASCript core)is implemented in Ajax in an acceptable, core way, then you should stay far away from cross-site functionality. Go through a proxying solution to handle off-site content vian agents on your server.
